Architect and engineer . CIRCUS LOUNGE. FAIRMONT HOTEL. SAN FRANCISCOMiller and Pflueger. Architects curly redwood, and hisconception of the room,while modern, is highlyrestrained and has pro-duced not only a thor-oughly artistic room, butone that has quite aContinental air. Its tonalvalues and atmosphericcharacter reflect the ar-chitects keen sense ofcolor and creative abil-ity. The mural over thebar is the work of theHeinsbergen DecoratingCompany of Los Ange-les. Circus Lounge at theFairmont Society has some-thing different in thecircus lounge and snackbuffet at the FairmontHotel. Timothy L.
Architect and engineer . CIRCUS LOUNGE. FAIRMONT HOTEL. SAN FRANCISCOMiller and Pflueger. Architects curly redwood, and hisconception of the room,while modern, is highlyrestrained and has pro-duced not only a thor-oughly artistic room, butone that has quite aContinental air. Its tonalvalues and atmosphericcharacter reflect the ar-chitects keen sense ofcolor and creative abil-ity. The mural over thebar is the work of theHeinsbergen DecoratingCompany of Los Ange-les. Circus Lounge at theFairmont Society has some-thing different in thecircus lounge and snackbuffet at the FairmontHotel. Timothy L. DETAIL OF MURALS IN CIRCUS HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER ^ 16^ JULY, NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE. Pholo bv Mouli: CIRCUS LOUNGE. FAIRMONT HOTEL. SAN FRANCISCOMiller and Pflueger. Architects Pflueger has added to his reputation as anarchitect of versatiHty by creating an orig-inal rendezvous where the eHte of a greatcity and the guests of a great hotel maypartake of things good to eat and drink. In plan, taste and efficiency the new Fair-mont lounge rivals anything along this linein the country. The walls are gay withvari-colored murals depicting men andbeasts which have amused the Americanpeople for many years and brought fameand fortune to men like Barnum and and the Ringlinq Bros. The murals are by Esther Bruton. They arecleverly done in gay colors and Mr. Pflue-gers fine appreciation of good tasteis reflected in the selection of the subjectsand their arrangement so as not to clashor offend the eye. All of the murals aredelicately drawn on a gold leaf back-ground. The ceilings. Venetian blinds and barrecess are of silver-leaf, the mirrors fleshcolored, the furni
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